MBA533 Q&A Weekends: I closed my website store and kept my Etsy store open due to the volume of orders. Did I make a mistake?
Juggling two stores at a time is not easy. In some ways today’s question is a good problem to have, but it’s still a problem. Our listener- ThirteenThieves, chose to keep the Etsy store open to continue their business and closed their own website store because of the volume of orders they were getting. Was that a mistake? Let’s help ThirteenThieves get the answer they need on today’s episode! Click play!
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